will this light stand-up against moisture/rain...etc...from being outdoors for several days?
4131
i dunno, but there extremely bright, they so should shine through a plastic bag if you wrap one around them if you put them outside
1496343
I would think it could withstand some rain - however, I haven't tried that as we use a Barbeque grill cover (that also covers the light) whenever we're not using the grill.
1937000
Its been raining 3 day in CA, And it still light up...so I guess it does preserve power for this kind of weather...I am happy with this.
1313740
No. It is neither water or weather-proof. The light is portable with a self-adhering clip. I wouldn't even recommend using the light while in the company of rain or bad weather. Again, it is NOT water or weather-proof. Good Luck :)
1421488
I use CFL floodlights with similar package cautions in an open motion sensor fixture mounted under an eave, it has been there for 3 years including during a tropical storm and still works fine. Just make sure the face of the bulb is lower than the part that screws into the socket so that any water drips off the face of the bulb instead of running down the side of the bulb into the electronics (at the socket end of the bulb).
602215
Hi Brad,It sure seems to be - I've left mine out in elements here Califonia through some heavy rain and it's been fine - extremely happy with unit and the recharae feature is the way to go. I've inverted mine for a softer light and highly recommend based on my usage !Tom
1432305
I've had mine up for a couple of weeks now and no problem, No light is completely moisture proof, unless it is in a air proof container. I hope this helps you.
2128744
No. While these lights look great, they would not tolerate outdoors. Rain would short out the electronics and hot summer sun would melt the plastic parts. Sorry!
21883
I think so. It has a very bright display so there should be no problem. I wouldn't expose it to rain though.
96180
This lamp does not have an all weather enclosure, but if you place it in a protected area, it should be fine outdoors.You will need the proper socket for it to work.
1231498
There pretty darn tough I went thought a rain storm for about and hour and 30 mins just fine, wind they will be fine, sand I'm not sure but I'm sure they will be fine aswell heat no problem. housing for the lights are pretty well made! Hope I helped you out I live in Austin TX
466902
I find that the light is water resistant. It held up fine in a drizzle during one of my rides. The battery compartment is well sealed by the fine threading used. It is an all metal body for the light. The push button switch used to operate the different modes is inside a rubber nipple. I would not be afraid to use this light in a rainstorm.
43358
I have installed two outside in a lighting fixture similar to the "Nautical Outdoor Burnished Bronze 8 in. Outdoor Wall Light" sold on Amazon.com, mine was purchased locally . The fixtures protect the lights from direct rain and are inside a glass globe, however it is not sealed with a gasket.They run from dusk to dawn on a timer. To date I have had zero issues.
1728892
the fixture is weather resistant and secure in the wind. make sure the mounting box is secured to a sturdy structural member.
11217
This particular fixture is an outdoor fixture and will have no problem in the rain. Unfortunately this fixture only comes with a day/night sensor and is not available with motion built in.
662090
I don't use the light outside, so I cant attest to its waterproof capabilities. All I can say is its worth the money and provides good lighting. I think you be find using it outside in a gazebo setting. I would use electrical tape or plastic tape to go over the seals to help deter the water from getting in. The solar panel itself is more then suitable to be outside, with stands Chicago weather.
2198939
I have been using these lights in two locations for well over a year (in southern Calif). They are holding up well albeit we are in a drought. They have held up with the little bit of rain we have had (about 7 inches last year).